TheSage

What a top manager Luis Enrique is.
I don't know if we ever had the chance to sign him but would have been nice to have him here.
He probably wouldn't have had the same level of success with us given the amount of chaos that goes on in our club (even during Abramovich's days) but it would have been interesting to see what he'd do with us
If he ever leaves PSG, we should try to sign him (if our owners haven't collapsed the club by then)

What a top manager Luis Enrique is.
I don't know if we ever had the chance to sign him but would have been nice to have him here.
He probably wouldn't have had the same level of success with us given the amount of chaos that goes on in our club (even during Abramovich's days) but it would have been interesting to see what he'd do with us
If he ever leaves PSG, we should try to sign him (if our owners haven't collapsed the club by then)

It really infuriated me seeing the BBC headline "Arsenal denied penalty..." during the match, as if it was a clear penalty. If anything, the Saka handball was more of a penalty.

I was hoping he would be the one to miss the crucial kick. It's glorious

I was hoping he would be the one to miss the crucial kick. It's glorious

Man U are such lucky bastards. They seem to play against 10 men almost every match
Glad they finally lost

Our genius owners and directors are well on their way to completely destroying the club.
It would have been somehow understandable if we were successful on the pitch, but nope, the team is still sh*t.
Well done, lads!

Our genius owners and directors are well on their way to completely destroying the club.
It would have been somehow understandable if we were successful on the pitch, but nope, the team is still sh*t.
Well done, lads!

I remember a few chances:
Cole Palmer's 1v1 against the keeper (granted, you can argue it was gifted to him by Burnley and not created by us)
JP's blocked shot where he could have squared it to Neto for a free shot at goal
Cole Palmer failing to control a ball close to the 6-yard box
Neto's blocked shot where he could have feinted the shot to create space.
Even though we didn't play particularly well, we created enough to be out of sight well before the red card, but our lack of killer instinct ultimately cost us. For a squad that costs so much, it's amazing how poor the vast majority of our players are

I remember a few chances:
Cole Palmer's 1v1 against the keeper (granted, you can argue it was gifted to him by Burnley and not created by us)
JP's blocked shot where he could have squared it to Neto for a free shot at goal
Cole Palmer failing to control a ball close to the 6-yard box
Neto's blocked shot where he could have feinted the shot to create space.
Even though we didn't play particularly well, we created enough to be out of sight well before the red card, but our lack of killer instinct ultimately cost us. For a squad that costs so much, it's amazing how poor the vast majority of our players are

Same reaction to the red card as Maresca against Man Utd, but the fact that we were playing Burnley at home makes it even worse. So cowardly

Same reaction to the red card as Maresca against Man Utd, but the fact that we were playing Burnley at home makes it even worse. So cowardly

That last Delap shot sums us up perfectly

Delap had every chance to make sure the ball was in the back of the net but chose to look at the referee. That's just stupid.

Should sub delap now how the f**k did he not score

He should have just put it in the net rather than stopping.

They gifted us one goal and being the charitable side we are, we decided to gift them two. Well played, lads

A lot of people got carried away when he started the season well but he's always been sloppy on the ball and has the occasional rash challenge in him. He's not our biggest problem by any means but for his price tag, he lets us down far too often

Defence is still a real problem.
10 minutes of pressure and we buckled.

Don't count on it
The genius SDs will go and buy a bunch of kids again and expect a different result

They gifted us one goal and being the charitable side we are, we decided to gift them two. Well played, lads

Delap genuinely doesn't win a single aerial ball. He can't jump.

Personal highlight was Delap missing a 0.99xG chance from literally half a yard out

What's the point of rotating if you end up needing to bring in your "rested" players because the team is losing? Why not start your strongest team and try to get a comfortable lead when playing a sh*te team like West Ham then rest them for the second half?

Also, why is this manager also playing Gusto in midfield?

One centre back! Four on the bench? What kind of nonsense is this?